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THE MARION STAR, MARION, OHIO PAGE 15 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 I I III lltil I ifft 3 Good Luck GalionToHold Dedication for New Structure GALION Dedication ceremonies for the new Heise Park sta-dium-fieldhouse structure will be In Your Championship Football Game Friday Nighf PBWWWWWIUll 'wta CiWilirrr Miift jfttSwIfrt held at the Galion-Ashland football game here Friday night. It will be Galion's Homecoming game. The dedication will be held at halftime. While the interior of the stadium is not complete, the stadium has been used since the football season opened and school officials decided to dedicate it now with more formal ceremonies and an openhouse when it is entirely finished. Many of the alumni returning for the game, citizens and clubs and organizations gave donations toward construction of the stadium-field house.

Public contributions were taken since the board of education could not allocate funds for the project The structure was planned when the old field house was destroyed by fire in October, 1957. Miss Patty Wells is the home Coach Paul Keltner, Roy Hargis, Jim Hart, Bob Zincke, Gregg Brinkman, Larry Sauelson, Bill Baldosser, Tom Emerson, Chuck Schultz, Bob White, Dallas Easterday, Skip Baker, Bob Randall and assistant coach Darrell Wood. Third row: John Tufford, manager, Jim McCallister, Eurotis Fleet, Dave Miller, Mike Miller, Nick Vasil, Lanny Winemiller, Alan Riddlebaugh, Jim Pinstill, Tom Bryden, Steve Reed, Dewey Wilson and managers Larry Myers and Sam Koch. CLOSE OUT SEASON. Bucyrus High School's Redmen wlil close out their season Friday by meeting the Crestline Bulldogs.

The Bucyrians will carry a 6-2 record into the game, their only losses coming at the hands of Tiffin Calvert and Galion. Members of the team include (front row, left to right) Rudy Sharkey, assistant coach, Clarence Dolin, Bill Edler, Mike Nealley, Rick Paetznick. Larry Kat-terhenrich, John Garberick, Tom Crokie, Sam Beach, Bob tlady, Ron Kisor, Kim Gistle, Allen Judy, Mike Winklefoos. Second row: Jarus Twists Knee Auburn Leads and Best Wishes to MAMQM CATHOLIC on their Final Game of the year We Will Close Friday Night To Enable Our Employees to Attend the Football Games Our New Car Showrooms and Used Car Lots Will Close at 6 P.M. Friday The iarion Automobile Dealers Assc.

Division of the Marion Chamber of Commerce Collegians in coming queen. She was elected by popular vote of the student body Defensive Play two weeks ago. Members of her court are Marty Switzer, Sherry Kent, Nancy Palmer, Pat Foote, Purdue, Army Facing Loss Of Leading Offensive Aces By The Associated Press ion "Bingo" Bonko, who proved to Bob Jarus and Harry Walters jbe an adequate replacement in are two of the more important M.M wjth and mpn in thp oniintrv trwlav at.i Marty Hover and Chrlssie Nich- olls. With, their escorts, the girls will ride in convertibles in a pa rade around the football field Friday night. They will lead a pa-rade of "floats made by the varl least as far as the Purdue romP over ColSate- ous clubs of the high school for However, in Blaik's style of play, which a trophy will be awarded.

utilizing halfbacks Pete Dawkins and Bob Anderson, two of the best all-around halfbacks in the coun try, Walters is invaluable. The Owls, meantime, had quarterbacks Jon Schnable and Al Hartman ready for the Cadets. At half time the queen and her court will be recognized, and the band will play a salute to the royal group. The queen will give a party following the game. She will be crowned at the homecoming dance Saturday night which will be followed by a court party.

Packer Coach Delays Action On Team Cuts GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)-The ax hanging over the heads of some of the Green Bay Packers probably will remain in the air until Sunday when the National Football League club shows what it can do in the return engagement with the Chicago Bears. Coach Scooter McLean hit the roof earlier this week when he led the criticism of his club, handed the worst licking in its 40-year history when smashed by the Baltimore Colts 56-0 last Sunday. It was the fourth beating for the Packers who have won and played a tie. McLean refused- to add comment Wednesday night except to say he hasn't changed his mind about eliminating "bad roots." He brought up the root situation Monday, indicating six or seven veterans might get the sack.

He refused to name the roots that might be hacked off. He did say, "New rules have been established," and added: "The players know what the results will be if they don't abide FRIDAY STORE HOURS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Schnable is hampered slightly with a bruised hip but will be Coach Jess Neely's starting By The Associated Press Florida's Gators gave Auburn's defense its toughest afternoon in two years last Saturday but the stalwart Tigers still have the best record among major college football teams in holding back the opposition. The surprisingly strong Gators roamed for 249 yards (166 on the ground, 83 in the air) against the celebrated Auburn defense that had yielded an average of just 108.6 yards in 5 previous contests.

When the figuring was completed by the NCAA Service Bureau today, however, Auburn still was the leader in total defense average per game (132 yards) and rushing defense 65.7) and second in points yielded per game (27 in 6 for a 4.5 average). Louisiana State's all winners, the No. 1 team in the nation, have given up but 4.1 points per game (29 in 7) in compiling their 7-0 record. Auburn's unbeaten, once-tied team, incidentally, nosed out Florida 6-5 despite the Gators' big yardage totals. Iowa State, with a mediocre 3-4 record, became the new passing defense leader.

The Cyclones have given up just 43.4 aerial yards a game. choice. Three Backs Slowed Ohio State worked on its sag Army football teams are concerned. Both are fullbacks and both are hobbled by injuries. In addition, both are vitally needed this Saturday as Purdue takes on Ohio State in the Big Ten and Army makes its first trip ever to the Southwest to play Rice.

Fifth-Ranked Scorer Jarus has been the leading ground gainer for the eighth-ranked Boilermakers this year. The 6 foot, 197-pound junior from Parma, Ohio is also the nation's fifth-ranked scorer with 54 points on nine touchdowns. He has a twisted knee that kept him in vthe. trainer's room during practice Wednesday for treatment. Any hopes Purdue has of matching Ohio State's terrible -twosome of fullback Bob White and halfback Don Clark rests in Jarus' sturdy legs.

Walters, who sprained an ankle in the Cadets' 35-6 victory over ging offense. The Bucks also have halfback Jim Herbstreit, tackle Jim Tyrer and end Jim Houston hobbled with injuries but the trio is expected to be ready Satur day. Duke, which has a Saturday date with top-ranked Louisiana Busso Defeats Joe Brown in Non-Title Bout MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Lightweight champion Joe Brown still holds his title but sixth-ranked Johnny Busso of New York put a blot on Brown's record with a scorching 10-round decision Wednesday night. Busso, 12-5 underdog at fight time, won the nontitle affair by a comfortable margin with a fine mixture of left jabs and hooks coupled with right crosses that tops for towrt and country! Pan-American State, solidified its fullback post when Butch Allie moved up to re place injured Bobby Cruickshank The Blue Devils' ace halfback George Dutrow sat out the prac by them.

That's all I have to say He refused to say whether the i Virginia, finally rejoined the team tice session with a leg muscle strain but is expected to be ready tweed squad has looked any better in in Wednesday's practice session, drills this week. I Coach Earl Blaik has had to rely for LSU. X'. ,7, At CRAWBAUGH HARDWARE IT IS kept Brown backing away. Busso, who had been promised a chance at the title if he won this fight, was definitely in line for it.

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